Woody

Bamboo smells like a freshly split green stalk—clean, slightly sweet, and whisperingly woody. Imagine stepping into a Japanese forest after rain: that crisp, almost papery freshness mixed with subtle earthiness. There's a delicate, almost juicy quality reminiscent of fresh-cut grass and pale green vegetation, with hints of mineral coolness (like licking smooth river stones). It's remarkably understated—not heavy or perfume-y, but rather like the quiet, breathing quality of living wood.

Floral

Lotus is a delicate, almost ethereal floral that smells like standing in a peaceful garden at dawn. Imagine the subtle sweetness of a water lily crossed with hints of green tea and soft musk—there's an aquatic, slightly waxy quality, almost like the cool surface of pond water kissed by petals. It's never heavy or cloying; instead, it whispers rather than shouts, with a clean, almost soapy refinement that feels both innocent and mysteriously sensual.